old timer 125ot

Schrade Cutlery Company was founded in 1904 by George Schrade, and his brothers Jacob and William Schrade. In 1946 Imperial Knife Associated Companies, (IKAC; an association of Ulster Knife Co and Imperial Knife Co) purchased controlling interest in Schrade Cut Co and changed the name to Schrade Walden Cutlery. In 1973 the name was changed to Schrade Cutlery. In 2004 Schrade closed due to bankruptcy.

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Hello All,

Well when I bought the ffa knife, i also eyed this 125ot with no shield. The lady was asking $25. It was used but the action was still strong and the stamp on the main blade clear. Did I let a good one go by cause it had no Old Timer shield. Thanks
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It comes down to the condition of the knife .If it was a user the shield makes no difference . Look up this site it will give you a bit of a idea of price.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sacat=0 ... te=1&rt=nc
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I have an extra shield or three if you can still get the knife.
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How much for a shield? And whats the best way to put it on super glue, crazy glue? Thanks Dale
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If you PM me your address I will just mail it to you.

Is the shield silver colored or brass? I think most were silver on the 125, but Schrade did switch them on some patterns.

The best glue is 2 part epoxy.
If you drop the knife just right the super glue bond can be broken.
I usually only use super glue on knives if it is a bond I want to be temporary, one I can break loose later.
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Ok thank you I will go this weekend to double check and make sure ,I think it's the silver shield. Then I will PM my address. Thanks again. And the baking soda worked so well on the ffa knife I used it on my other knives from when I was a kid. The knives were in rough shape because I just left them in my tackle box and forgot about them but they look better than they did! I wish I knew then what I know now, oh well lol
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Agree about the value. Since it's used the shield probably doesn't make much difference anyway. And for $25 it's good price regardless, as long as it's in good useable condition. If it's physically broken or worn to the point that's no longer functional, then it's $25 too much. :wink:
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thanks for the input Bob, yeah I think Im gonna pull the trigger on it. I enjoy the history behind these vintage USA made knives. I have only seen one other one at an antique store with the sheath and the guy was asking $75 but similar condition and had the shield.
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Last night I watched a 225H two bladed Schrade Walden hunter, circa 1957-59, flat-ground, un-used, with flawless jigged bone handles, not Delrin, go by on ebay for $49. Read it and weep.
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Geez Cal I wish I'd have seen that!! ::dang:: I've got to pay better attention!

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tongueriver wrote:Last night I watched a 225H two bladed Schrade Walden hunter, circa 1957-59, flat-ground, un-used, with flawless jigged bone handles, not Delrin, go by on ebay for $49. Read it and weep.
But it wasn't an Old Timer, was it? :mrgreen:
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